
Sumérgete en la rica historia y cultura de Malta a través de sus museos y monumentos.
Malta is an island country in the heart of the Mediterranean, south of Sicily. This archipelago is a melting pot of civilizations, with a history spanning more than 7,000 years, from prehistoric temples to the fortress of the Knights of Saint John.
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Descubre la rica historia, arte y tradiciones de Malta
Malta is an island country in the heart of the Mediterranean, south of Sicily. This archipelago is a melting pot of civilizations, with a history spanning more than 7,000 years, from prehistoric temples to the fortress of the Knights of Saint John.
One of the most authentic ways to appreciate the majesty of Valletta and the Three Cities is aboard a 'dghajsa', a traditional gondola-like boat. This walk through the Grand Harbor offers a unique perspective of the area's imposing fortifications and beautiful architecture, especially at sunset.
Visiting walled Mdina is like going back in time, but doing it at night is a magical experience. When most of the tourists have left, the 'City of Silence' lives up to its name. Walking through its narrow and winding streets, illuminated by lanterns, is a calm and evocative experience.
This natural rock pool, located near Marsaxlokk, is a gem for sea lovers. Its crystal-clear waters and flat rock formations, ideal for sunbathing, make it a perfect place for swimming, snorkeling and, for the most daring, jumping into the water from the small cliffs that surround it.
Every Sunday, the seafront of this charming fishing village comes to life with a bustling market. It is the perfect place to observe local life, see the catch of the day straight from the 'Luzzu' boats and buy local products, from fresh fish to honey and Maltese crafts.
The island of Gozo is home to the Ggantija temples, prehistoric structures that are among the oldest in the world. Exploring these stone giants, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, allows you to connect with the archipelago's mysterious Neolithic past in a rural and peaceful setting.
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Ver guía completaTipping is not mandatory, but it is customary to leave between 5% and 10% in restaurants if the service has been good and it is not included in the bill.
The bus network is the main means of public transport and connects practically the entire island. It is an economical option, although in summer they can be full and punctuality may vary. There are multi-day cards for tourists. VTCs like Bolt or Uber are also a popular and efficient option.
Type G plugs are used in Malta, the same as in the UK (three flat pins). Don't forget to bring a power adapter.
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